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Huys ’t Schaep

Huys ’t Schaep combines two seventeenth-century Bruges houses with Gothic Revival alterations, but functions as private guest accommodation rather than a public attraction.

Huys ’t Schaep

Why go

Its value lies in Samuel Coucke’s transformation of two stepped-gable dwellings and in surviving stained glass and painted tiles from Atelier Coucke. These features are principally available to staying guests, so the address should not be approached as a drop-in heritage interior.

What to look for

  • Two seventeenth-century dwellings were joined and remodelled in Gothic Revival style.
  • Original stained glass and painted biblical tiles by Atelier Coucke survive inside.

Useful to know

  • Treat Huys ’t Schaep as accommodation: reserve a stay rather than arriving for an informal interior visit.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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